Arch Linux developers have announced that iptables now defaults to the nft backend, replacing the previous iptables-nft package name.

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Zorin OS says it has no plans to introduce mandatory age or ID verification into the Linux distribution.

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Ventoy 1.1.11 fixes Windows and WinPE UEFI boot display issues, adds KylinSecOS support, and brings several Linux-side improvements.

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JetStream 3 represents a significant BrowserBench update, supported by Apple, Google, Mozilla, and other browser engine contributors.

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In this tutorial, we will explain how to install Joomla on Ubuntu 26.04 OS. Joomla is a free and open-source CMS (Content Management System) written in PHP used for building, managing, and publishing content on websites and applications. Joomla stores data in a MySQL database, offering a robust model-view-controller (MVC) framework. There are many features offered by Joomla, such as extensibility, versatility, user-friendly desing a has a large community of developers. In this post, we will install Joomla on the LAMP stack so our website functions properly.

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To provide an insight into the quality of software that’s available, we’ve compiled a list of the best free and open source Hyprland tools for screen capturing.

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Debian Project Leader Andreas Tille says Debian has made no decision on age verification compliance and is still awaiting legal analysis.

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Pangolin 1.17 tunneled reverse proxy adds multi-role RBAC, provisioning keys for sites, connection logs, SIEM log streaming, and more.

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With version 0.5.0 the app now replaces the old home screen with a dedicated favourites page, supports drag-to-reorder there and simplifies the station info page.

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Pidgin 3.0 has entered the alpha stage with version 2.95, featuring updated account settings and ongoing development of Zulip protocol support.

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Some of the biggest changes in KDE Plasma 6.7 include the ability to type characters that aren’t on your physical keyboard, a switch on the Plasma Panel to instantly go from light mode to dark mode, a global push-to-talk feature, and a full-featured print queue viewer app.

KDE Plasma 6.7 also introduces a dedicated setup UI for configuring shared printers on Windows networks, a new rounded style for selection highlights in Breeze-themed apps like Dolphin, Okular, and KMail, and support for installing custom sound themes from downloaded files.

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Wine 11.6 brings early Android driver revival work, better game mod support through DLL load order changes, more VBScript fixes, and 28 bug fixes.

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Arch-based Omarchy 3.5 adds Intel Panther Lake support with a patched Linux kernel 6.19, Dell XPS 2026 fixes, and new features.

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Gentoo’s joke about replacing the Linux kernel with Hurd was fake, but the project’s new experimental GNU/Hurd port is real.

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Ubuntu 26.04 LTS (Resolute Raccoon) will increase the minimum RAM requirement for Desktop users from 4 GB to 6 GB.

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ImageMagick, one of the most widely used image processing libraries in the Linux ecosystem, has recently been found to contain a critical zero-day vulnerability. This flaw allows attackers to escalate from arbitrary file read to full remote code execution (RCE), potentially taking complete control over affected servers.

With ImageMagick being a default tool on many Linux distributions and heavily relied upon in web applications like WordPress, the risk is both immediate and significant. Beyond ImageMagick, other widely used Linux software—including OBS Studio, Mixxx, Calibre 9.6, and even experimental setups running Linux Kernel 7.0 RC6—highlight the growing complexity of securing modern Linux systems, where multimedia, productivity, and kernel-level components all interact.

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GIMP 3.2.2 brings incremental improvements focused on stability and usability. It remains one of the most capable raster editors available on Linux.

Compared to alternatives, Inkscape targets vector graphics, while Pinta is a simpler editor. Pinta 2.x used GTK3, but Pinta 3.x moved to GTK4, changing performance and UI behavior. GIMP stays focused on advanced editing workflows.

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The Artix Linux 2026.04 release promotes XLibre as the default display server instead of Xorg Server, which can now be installed manually if you don’t want to use XLibre. For the KDE Plasma edition, users can choose between using Wayland or XLibre.

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Parrot Linux publishes an official statement against age verification as opposition grows across the Linux and open-source world.

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Coming about three weeks after OBS Studio 32.1, the OBS Studio 32.1.1 release is here to improve the new audio mixer by fixing the missing tooltips, the missing toolbar actions, incorrect colors, an issue with the minimum width being too large, sorting weight for global and pinned sources, and disabled sources.

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